Mick Coyle was back with Iain Christie for this week's Dads Hour alongside comedian and rally driver, Tony Simpson.

The dads got into the really huge issues facing new parents - when your cup of tea goes cold without you realising.

Plus, it's summer holidays. What stuff do you get up to to pass the time?

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It’s a summer holiday special on this week’s Dad’s Hour.

Mick, Christian and Jake discuss their own school memories, as well as the hassles of finding childcare around parents busy lives.

Also on the agenda, we look at the good, the bad and the ugly of camping.

And we discuss a school that gave some children a free ice cream, while others watched on longingly.

As heard on Radio City Talk, Friday 20th July 2018.

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How much did you spend on your partners engagement ring?

This week we find out if Mick and Iain are cheapskates or rich romantics.

Also on the show: Complaining about your child’s school on Facebook.

Why are no kids rollerskating anymore?

And how much would you pay to Build-A-Bear?

As heard on Radio City Talk, Friday 1.15pm.

The Dads are back talking about their experiences of the NHS as it celebrates its 70th birthday.

Mick Coyle, Chris Cairns and Iain Christie are in the studio for more parenting stories and advice.

PLUS: Was Gareth Southgate right to send Fabian Delph home from the World Cup?

And would you child recognise a bee if one stung them on the nose?

As heard on Radio City Talk, Friday 6th July.

Iain Christie and Patrick McBride were alongside Mick Coyle for this week's Dads Hour and it's been an absolute scorcher!

The dads gave their best tips on how to keep your children cool and also their best methods of applying suncream on to kids without them running away.

Plus - new research published in The Times suggested that bigger men use their voices to scare away predators. Mick, Iain and Patrick gave their best "roar" to scare off the kids.

The dads are back with stars in their eyes.

Someone’s come up with a list of the greatest Hollywood dads, but its fair to say Mick and Iain aren’t impressed.

Who’s the better father figure? Bryan from Taken or Mufasa? There’s only one way to find out…

Also on the agenda, University College London have come up with some BREATHTAKING stats about when babies arrive, and Mick shares a story about his dad smashing up a Portuguese market (accidentally)

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As heard on Radio City Talk, 22nd June 2018.

What do modern dads day dream about? Apparently, it's dating a super model, scoring the winning goal at Wembley and partying on a super yacht in the med.

Mick put the question to Iain and Che to see what is they really want.

Plus, would you go as far to film your child's sports day on your iPad to challenge the results? One headteacher has had to stop pushy parents and reaffirm that staff have the final say on the results.

All that and more on this week's #DadsHour

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Mick is back after his paternity leave, and Iain’s brought him gifts!

Dad’s Hour returns for another round of stories about parenting.

It’s not all been straightforward for Mick while he’s been away, he’s got all the lowdown from the maternity ward.

Plus the latest parenting news, discussed.

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With Mick still off on paternity leave, Dave Easson once again steps into the breach with familiar faces Jim Johnson and Dale Roberts.

Since it's the middle of May, they're naturally talking...pantomime? And later, the trio discuss bedtime stories and fairy tales.

All this and more in a fantasy-packed episode of Dad's Hour.

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Listen to Dad's Hour LIVE every Friday at 1pm on Radio City Talk.

Originally broadcast 25th May 2018. Produced by John Fogarty.